PLUMB BOB - Перевод английский на немецкий

ˈplumb bob СУЩ. ТЕХН.

plumb bob

Senkblei ср. <-(e)s, -e>

Senkblei

plumb [bob]

Blei

plumb [bob]

I. plumb¹ [plʌm] ГЛ. перех.

1. plumb (determine depth):

to plumb sth

etw [aus]loten

to plumb the depth

die Tiefe loten

2. plumb перенос. (fathom):

to plumb sth

etw ergründen

Выражения:

to plumb the depths

einen Tiefpunkt erreichen

Roy plumbed the depths of despair when ...

Roy war völlig am Boden zerstört, als ...

шутл. they must really be plumbing the depths if ...

sie müssen wirklich verzweifelt sein, wenn ...

II. plumb¹ [plʌm] ПРИЛ. предикат., неизм.

plumb

gerade спец.

plumb

im Lot

to be out of plumb

schief sein спец.

to be out of plumb

nicht im Lot [o. außer Lot] sein

III. plumb¹ [plʌm] НАРЕЧ.

1. plumb разг. (exactly):

plumb

genau

he hit me plumb on the nose

er hat mich mitten [o. direkt] auf die Nase gehauen

2. plumb америк. разг. (completely):

plumb crazy

total verrückt разг.

IV. plumb¹ [plʌm] СУЩ.

plumb

Lot ср. <-(e)s, -e>

plumb² [plʌm] ГЛ. перех.

our house isn't plumbed properly

die Installationen in unserem Haus sind schlecht gemacht

to plumb sth into sth

etw an etw вин. anschließen

to be plumbed for sth

die nötigen Anschlüsse für etw вин. haben

I. bob² <-bb-> [bɒb, америк. bɑ:b] ГЛ. неперех.

1. bob (move):

to bob [up and down]

sich вин. auf und ab bewegen

to bob [up and down]

auf und ab hüpfen

to bob [up and down] boxer

[rasch] ausweichen

to bob [up and down] bird's tail

wippen

to bob [up and down] rabbit

hoppeln

to bob [up and down] boat

schaukeln

don't bob up and down so

sei nicht so zappelig разг.

don't bob up and down so

zappel nicht so herum разг.

to bob [up]

[plötzlich] auftauchen a. перенос.

to bob out of sight

abtauchen разг.

2. bob (curtsy):

bob

knicksen

II. bob² <-bb-> [bɒb, америк. bɑ:b] ГЛ. перех.

to bob one's head

nicken

to bob a curtsy [to sb]

[vor jdm] knicksen

III. bob² <-bb-> [bɒb, америк. bɑ:b] СУЩ.

1. bob (nod):

bob

Nicken ср. kein pl

with a bob of one's head

mit einem Kopfnicken

2. bob (curtsy):

bob

[angedeuteter] Knicks

Bob [bɒb] СУЩ. no pl

Bob's your uncle брит. разг.

die Sache ist erledigt разг.

Bob's your uncle брит. разг.

und fertig ist der Lack

just tell them you're a friend of mine and Bob's your uncle, you'll get the job

sag ihnen einfach, dass du ein Freund von mir bist, dann hast du den Job schon in der Tasche

bob³ [bɒb, америк. bɑ:b] ГЛ. перех. жарг. (fix with plastic surgery)

to bob sth nose

etw richten разг.

bob⁴ [bɒb, америк. bɑ:b] СУЩ. брит. (shilling)

bob

fünf Pence

bob ист.

Schilling м. <-s, -e>

to not be short of a bob or two ирон.

das nötige Kleingeld haben ирон.

bob⁵ [bɒb, америк. bɑ:b] СУЩ.

bob СПОРТ разг. сокращение от bobsleigh

bob

Bob м. <-s, -s>

two-man bob

Zweierbob м. <-s, -s>

ˈbob·sleigh СУЩ.

bobsleigh

Bob[sleigh] м.

two-man bobsleigh

Zweierbob м. <-s, -s>

four-man bobsleigh

Viererbob м. <-s, -s>

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bob СУЩ.

they must have cost a few bob (shilling) брит. разг.

die müssen ganz schön was gekostet haben разг.

Present

I	plumb
you	plumb
he/she/it	plumbs
we	plumb
you	plumb
they	plumb

Past

I	plumbed
you	plumbed
he/she/it	plumbed
we	plumbed
you	plumbed
they	plumbed

Present Perfect

I	have	plumbed
you	have	plumbed
he/she/it	has	plumbed
we	have	plumbed
you	have	plumbed
they	have	plumbed

Past Perfect

I	had	plumbed
you	had	plumbed
he/she/it	had	plumbed
we	had	plumbed
you	had	plumbed
they	had	plumbed

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

Bob decides two large prongs will make his tool lighter, thus finishing with a two-bladed pickax.

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During courtship, the male bobs his head to impress the female.

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Then, atomic coordinates were recorded using a plumb bob and a meter stick.

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Before use, a theodolite must be precisely placed vertical above the point to be measured using a plumb bob, optical plummet or laser plummet.

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The other man was very tall, wore a long white tunic and a white prayer cap, and carried a plumb bob.

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